Monsvallis

Monsvallis Baluka'i
City
Capitol Hill Overlooking CBD
Nickname:  Anchor City
Motto:  "Sitting high on the cliffside"
Country	Pongi
State	Bareka'i
Founded by	Trein Whitecomb
Government
• Mayor	Shiarana Twain (Labour)
Area
• Urban	175 km2 (68 sq mi)
• Metro	1,988 km2 (768 sq mi)
Elevation	12 m (39 ft)
Population  (2023)
• City	1,105,000
	Monsvallis Metropolitan Area (1,751,346)
• Summer (DST)	UTC-11:00 (Pongian Standard Time)

Monsvallis, also known as Baluka'i is the capital city of Pongi. It was founded in 1855 as the site of a new capital after the Battle of Rygerrof, and was founded by Trein Whitecomb, Mari Tyrone and the indegenous tribes of the Kauia and Twashare. They signed a memorandum declaring the city would be one that was welcoming and modern. It is known for its famous cottagecore mix of heritage buildings, excellent beaches and is home to many different paragliding spots. Crime is low compared to most cities of a similar size, with many universities being based in Monsvallis.

Etymology

Monsvallis recieved its name by one of the founders, Mari. It means "Mountain Valley" in Latin. The original name, Baluka'i, which means the "place of gathering", had been swapped out in negotiations, which angered the Kauia tribe, which have declared that they have been calling the area "Baluka'i", for thousands of years and it was "very disappointing" that the original name was not reflected. Nonetheless, talks continued, with the Portuguese settlers promising to change the name back soon. However no action has been taken, but a refernedum will be hosted at the end of 2023.

Transportation

Public Transport in Monsvallis is widely available and accessible, with the city being a regional leader in transport innovation and walkabilty. There are many lines within the metro, most notably the Capital Line which is famous for occupying the famed Brixham Street Station.

International Relations

Monsvallis has one sister city, San Pera